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Price/Sqft Range
697 sqft - 3844 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$631 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1992
Building Scale
Floors: 17 | Total Units: 119
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1992
Condo Corp
MTCC-1031
Date Registered
Jul 2, 1992
Cable TV
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 1992, Grand Harbour II served as a cornerstone in transforming the former Lakeshore motel strip into a residential waterfront community. The 17-storey tower was designed by architects Larry Boland, Richard Weldon, and Matsui Baer Vanstone.
The architectural style showcases Neo-Eclectic and Postmodern influences, featuring a distinctive 14-storey connecting archway complemented by classical Doric columns. This formal design approach creates a sophisticated entrance that stands apart from contemporary glass tower developments.
The building's ground level centers around a private inner courtyard with a central fountain, establishing an enclosed, resort-like atmosphere that provides residents with a sense of traditional elegance uncommon in modern high-density projects.
Residential units span from 697 square feet to 3,844 square feet, offering floor plans that are notably more spacious than current Toronto market standards. The layouts prioritize functional living space and thoughtful room proportions over the compact designs typical of newer developments.
Interior features include crown moulding, hardwood flooring, and granite countertops, reflecting the quality construction standards of early 1990s luxury condominiums. These classic finishes contribute to the building's enduring appeal among buyers seeking traditional elegance.
At an Average Price: $631 / sq. ft., Grand Harbour II presents a compelling value proposition for waterfront living, positioning itself as a more affordable alternative to new-build developments in Toronto's downtown core while maintaining lakefront accessibility.
The Mimico neighbourhood attracts a stable residential community characterized by high homeownership rates and long-term residents. The demographic primarily consists of established professionals and families, with residents averaging around 45 years of age.
The area maintains an upper-middle-class character and continues to experience gradual gentrification. Residents take advantage of extensive waterfront trail systems, local yacht club facilities, and convenient transit connections to Toronto's downtown business district, creating an ideal balance between suburban tranquility and urban accessibility.
Rylar Developments, operating under the Rymark name, was headed by principals Larry Boland and Richard Weldon. The company acquired the waterfront property in 1988 for $15.5 million as part of an ambitious plan to transform the declining motel strip into a premium residential destination.
Despite facing the significant economic challenges of the early 1990s recession, Rylar successfully completed the development. Grand Harbour II has since established itself as a landmark presence along the Etobicoke waterfront and continues to represent the successful revitalization of this section of Lake Ontario's shoreline.
124 days on market
MLS® # W12977412
Apr 15, 2026
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Apr 9, 2026
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MLS® # W12677470
Apr 2, 2026
Sold
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